Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-10
LOCAL BREyfTIEs.


Yesterday mornings Stockton train was
an hour late, having been detained down
south.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court, yesterday, Charles Stone was granted
divorce from Jennie Stone.
The United States Grand Jury, at San
Francisco, has indicted Ernest T. Schlie-
mann, the Woodland Postofiice- order oper-
ator.
Assemblyman Henry Mailer, of Ell Dor
ado county, lies dangerously i'll at the St.
George OF inflammation of the bowels.
Mrs. Mailer is with him. Last evening he
was reported to be slightly better.
The steamer San Joaquin No. 4 arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
chandise and lumber. The steamer ID. 4.
knight arrived from Msrysyille. en- route
for San Francisco, with grain and mer-
chandise.
The funeral of the late Henry Grice viii
take place from Masonic Temple this after
noon at O'Clock, and will be attended by
the Veterans of the Mexican War, Wash
ington Lodge No. 20, +. and A. NJ, and
Sacramento Commardery No 2, K. t.
John Cody, drunk who was discharged
when his case came up in the Police Court
yesterday morning, as he pleaded that he
got little Off on election day by acci-
dent, was taken into custody again in the
afternoon, as drunk as ever A charge OF
being a common drunkald was entered
against him.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was 10 and 400.
Yesterday was the warmest day since the
5th of last November. when the maximum
yesterday morning or last night, while in
the forenoon and afternoon the wind was
fresh from the southeast, and weather clear
AT Fourth and K streets, about noon yes
terday, two little children-too small to
be left to care for themselves on the street
were playing, when. one, little girl be-
tween and years of age, fell upon the
street railroad track, directly in front of
car. The driver promptly applied the
brake, and stopped the car just as one of
its wheels ran upon the little ones dress.
1t was found that she had escaped with
few slight bruises.
In the Police Court yesterday afternoon
fifteen tramps, arrested Monday evening
near the foot of X street by officers Coffee,
Agner, Ferral, Mccormack, Rider and
wager, were tried for yagrancy. Two of
them, James Daley and VIM. II. Harrison,
old offenders, were sentenced to thirty days
each in the county jail, but the Others were
allowed to go on their own recognizance
until 10 o'clock this morning, when, if
they are foolish enough to allow the Court
to get hold of them, they will be sentenced.
The newly-elected Mayor was kept busy
yesterday receiving the congratulations OF
his friends. News of his success had evil
IDENTIFY travelled rapidly and far, for there
came TO him congratulatory dispatches
from many prominent people of Denver,
Chicago, Santa Cruz, San Francisco, etc.,
and it was evident from the tone of their
messages that their hearts were full of good
feeling toward him. What he will need
now more than anything else is instruction
in the most approved and successful man
ner of . standing off F" applicants for vari-
Gus positions.
A day or two ago boy threw cobble-
stone at Chinaman on Eighth street, and
hit him. The celestial fell to the side
walk, yelling in such manner as 10 create
the impression that he was badly hurt.
and kept up EXPLANATIONS of . bloody
murder p or it equivalent in Chinese, until
several kind hearted people went to his
assistance The cobble was lying beside
him on the walk, and it was big enough to
have done serious injury but it was found
that none of his bones were broken. One
of his feet seemed to be the object of his
solicitude, and it was found that he had an
enormous and much-intlamed corn, and
upon it the rock had fallen. A bystander
thought it preferable to have leg broken
rather than to have that instrument of
torture put in motion.